Terminal Ui
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A thin, low-level ncurses wrapper for Rust, providing direct bindings to the C library for terminal UI development.
A Go library for rendering highly customizable boxes in the terminal with extensive styling and color options.
Terminal UI for WireGuard and OpenVPN with real-time telemetry, leak detection, and a kill switch.
A Rust UI library that provides truly native, cross-platform GUI applications with multiple backend support.
A Rust library providing 60+ elegant terminal spinners for command-line applications.
A customizable, interactive table component for the Bubble Tea TUI framework in Go.
A text-based user interface (TUI) for running, exploring, and managing Ansible playbooks, collections, and configurations.
An Elixir toolkit for building interactive command-line interfaces with colored output, prompts, progress bars, and menus.
A Telescope extension for Neovim that previews images, PDFs, videos, fonts, and EPUB files directly in the editor.
A terminal UI and CLI tool for browsing, comparing, and monitoring AI models, benchmarks, coding agents, and provider statuses.
A command-line time tracker with interactive TUI, multiple storage backends, and calendar integration.
A Rust implementation of the termbox library for building terminal user interfaces.
A React Native scroll view component that can be inverted to render content from the bottom or right.
A Go library providing over 90 customizable terminal spinners with live updates, concurrency safety, and TTY detection.
A cross-platform Rust curses library that provides a Rustic interface for terminal UI development on Unix and Windows.
A fast, cross-platform Rust library for building modern, text-based user interfaces (TUIs) with rich widgets and full Unicode support.
A clean and modern terminal-based system and resource monitor for Linux, written in Go.
A Neovim plugin store with 6,200+ plugins, automatic installation, and an intuitive UI for browsing and managing extensions.
A Swift library that adds customizable progress bars to loops and sequences in terminal applications.
A library for rendering command-line progress bars and spinners in Elixir applications.
A single-header, dependency-free terminal UI library for creating mouse-driven interactive applications using ANSI escape sequences.
A terminal-based, ranger-like viewer for exploring and navigating Nix flake.lock files.
A Deno module for building reactive, dependency-free Terminal User Interfaces with ready-to-use components.
A Node.js module for managing multiple simultaneous progress spinners in CLI applications with individual control.
A JSON explorer plugin for Neovim that renders structured data as an interactive graph in the terminal interface.
Interactive terminal UI for discovering, previewing, and managing Claude Code configuration files and slash commands.
A single-header C++ library for displaying async animations, counters, progress bars, and status messages with minimal code changes.
An interactive terminal-based viewer for exploring and analyzing structured JSON logs.
A Scala library for safely and efficiently manipulating ANSI-colored strings in command-line applications.
A terminal-based goroutine monitor that visualizes active goroutines using pprof and termui.
A terminal UI tool that displays detailed socket statistics with explanations, replacing basic ss command usage.
A read-only command-line browser for exploring Kafka topics, partitions, and messages with search and custom decoding.
A keyboard-driven terminal user interface client for Git, Mercurial, and PlasticSCM version control systems.
A CLI tool that uses AI to automatically categorize, rename, and organize files based on their content.
A terminal user interface for managing multiple Claude Code sessions within tmux with session overview and status monitoring.
An immediate-mode Rust TUI framework with a small public grammar, flexbox layout, and Tailwind-style chaining API.
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